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    Best eGPU Compatible Laptop

    Hey, no sorry I have not tried a multi-monitor setup (I have my 27inch monitor but my TV recently died) :(. And the 6850 should work fine. If you are able to wait a bit, Vidock should be releasing their TB Vidock soon with a faster pci-e speed. MSI is actually supposedly releasing their egpu at...
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    Best eGPU Compatible Laptop

    Yes. The setup does work on a 2011 macbook air. And sorry this is taking so long to get the review up. I'm doing my best to have it up soon :)
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    Best eGPU Compatible Laptop

    Ok so I got my Vidock and Sonnet echo working with my macbook pro :DD It is running at 1.1 x1 speed, so bandwidth is causing some games to lag. And I still can't figure out a consistent way of getting it to work after I shut down. 3dmark06 score is 14639 (mostly due to my dual core 2.3ghz i5)...
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    Best eGPU Compatible Laptop

    Hey guys. So I'm actually going to be testing out the Sonnet thunderbolt adapter and Vidock in a few days :) Just waiting for the Vidock to arrive in the mail. My set-up will be a 2011 macbook pro 13inch i5 / EVGA gtx 560 1gb / Sonnet Thunderbolt adapter / Vidock 4+ If this works, I will only...
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    Best eGPU Compatible Laptop

    Has anyone tried to use the diy egpu PE4H (a vidock but without the case) and a sonnet thunderbolt/expresscard adapter? It really seems like this set up would work, since the adapter would just be letting the express card connect to a thunderbolt port (I think). It would also be a cheap...
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